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Set It Off - 09.21.12
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Christian Wagner
If you haven't already, take note of
Set It Off
. These young guns just released Cinematics, the band's debut full-length on Equal Vision Records. It's packed with huge hooks, dark and orchestral melodies, and fantastic lyrics. I was fortunate enough to meet up with them to talk about a variety of different topics. To top it all off, we did it in the food court of a local mall. Thanks to the band for taking time out to do it.
Everybody introduce themselves.
Hey I'm Zach and I play guitar.
I'm Austin I play bass.
I'm Maxx, I play the drums.
I'm Dan, I play guitar.
I'm Cody and I sing.
You guys just got off the Chiodos run. How was that?
: It was absolutely incredible. The crowds were unreal, we got to play to a different sort of crowd, and I even got to deal with a few hecklers one night. It was an amazing experience.
Craig has a tendency to mentor, work with, and have an ear for younger bands. How did he help you guys?
: Well, you know, we just thanked him for giving us a shot. He was like "no problem."
: The fact that he just gave us the shot was incredible. We weren't really on the tour long enough to truly get to know everyone, which was a bummer, but we still had a ton of fun.
You just got off the tour with Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. How did that opportunity come about? How was it?
: It turned out to be really awesome. We made a lot of good friends on that tour. It was a blast. I wish it was still going.
: We had submitted to a tour before for them and we got in their ear. When we got accepted for this tour, we got bumped up from opening to direct support. Our friends in Patent Pending were on it and it was great to see them play and spend a lot of time with them. Junior Doctor hopped on and they were all really great.
: It was that first "next level" tour on the professional touring circuit level. We were playing to crowds bigger than 100-200 people per night. It was a nice step up for the band.
: Touring with a band like that it's one of those bands I listened to growing up. I saw them on TV, Warped Tour, heard them on the radio, and touring with them and meeting them it was so surreal. Same thing with Chiodos.
: One of the fun things about doing these next level tours, we've been touring by ourselves and doing these headliners and DIY tours, now that we're doing these bigger tours, we're learning to play to different crowds. Different people, how to perform to a variety of fans, how to play and win them over, all the facets of growing as a band.
So what have you learned from playing to different crowds?
: It's important to realize that every band has a "chip on their shoulder." You have to have confidence in your band. You have to be that way, otherwise, why the hell are you here? But when you play for a crowd, and you're a pop band playing at a pop-punk or hardcore show, there's going to be a divided line. There are going to be kids in the back. I don't mind that. There will be some kids that want that extra attention and distract everyone from the overall show and at the end of the day, the crowd will end up talking about them and not remembering you. When it comes down to it, play the music you want to play, play for the reasons that you play, and if people get in the way, just deal with it. Don't be a dick about it but deal with it as it needs to get dealt with.
New album,
, was produced by Zack and Ken. Known for their pop production, you guys went with them despite your more rock based background. Why?
: I think as you said, Zack and Ken have a very big, strong pop influenced background and what we wanted to do was still be a rock band but pull of the nice pop-rock riffs, choruses, bridges, and so on but still have the heavier and orchestral sound. They've been behind some amazing records.
: Maxx was in the van listening to one of We Are The In Crowd's records and I was listening to the tones on it and I was like "Holy crap, this sounds really good, who is that?" So Zach found a behind-the-scenes recording showing Zack playing viola and this meant he had a classical knowledge, so to me, this is great. So we know their tones are balls to the wall powerful, and we imagined what our sound would be like working with them. We really liked the idea of it. We worked with them a bit in the past, they mixed "@ Reply" and "In Tragedy" for the Horrible Kids record and what they did with what they had, it was unreal. So we wanted to get in there and they were super excited to work with us so it was a perfect match.
Zack and Ken are very organic producers. They really make a lot of their sounds instead of relying on digital tricks. Care to elaborate on what happened?
: Well, first, there was the telephone mic. I didn't think much of it at first until they brought it out. They basically bought an old rotary telephone at a thrift store and soldered it with an audio cable and that's how you hear the vocals that sound like they're coming through a telephone instead of using digital effects.
: We actually recorded through headphones. The opening line to "Swan Song" is a distorted bass and when the guitar comes in they used an Orange Tiny Terror amp and hooked it up to headphones and mic'd the headphones.
: The best thing about recording with Zack and Ken is that they didn't put a limit on what they were going to do and where they were going to get creative. They were always down to try anything. They completely immersed themselves in it.
I think with this record you guys really grew up and matured. It's a full rock record more so than anything you've done before. Who were your influences for writing and how did everyone involved help out?
: It's always different. Some bands have a set formula. For us, it's so sporadic every time. I think that's what makes it as dynamic as it is. Maybe we'll get the idea to, let's say, have a fast swing song. So Dan will write the guitar parts and he'll send it to me. I'll write a horn line and give it a horn feature. I think as far as maturity, every time we go on a new venture as a band, it's an opportunity to learn. I'll constantly ask writers "What do you?" or I'll try to write with somebody. People refer to co-writes as if it's such a dirty word because it's not just you, and that's bullshit. Because what people don't understand is that's like saying "I taught myself how to draw and I'm never going to learn from someone else." You write with your friends, you write with people that know what they're doing and it makes you better. We worked with this guy Erik Ron who helped with "Swan Song" and "Grand Finale" and he gave us ideas we wouldn't have thought of and vice versa. From that, we take those experiences to the next album.
: He was talking about maturity-wise on the album, I can guarantee you on almost any album that someone says "I wish I did that" after the album comes out, but you save those ideas for the next record.
: I think another big thing is Zack and Ken. We came to them with all these songs and then having fresh ears, they helped develop all of these great ideas into a final product.
: What's important to know is that they're very open-minded. They weren't like "This is what we say and what you have to do," but some ideas we ended up using, some we didn't, but everything they did turned out really cool.
There's a ballad on the record called "Dad's Song." Apparently from what I've heard, Zack and Ken said it's one of the saddest songs they've ever recorded. Can you give some background on it?
: In 2008 I lost my father to cancer. He battled it for five years and on the morning he died I wanted to write a song about it because I know that other people write songs about their loss. I thought I'd give it a shot but I'm really overcritical so I worked on it for a long time. As soon as it was done, I'd be ready to show it and then I'd want to go back and make changes to it. So finally, after about 3 years, I'm very happy with it. The cool thing about the song is that my dad was a musician, he played the trumpet. I was left with his trumpet. There's a song called "Danny Boy" and it's the first time I had ever really seen my dad cry. Dan and I were in band together in high school and the song is basically a father telling his son that he's going off to war and that he may not come back alive. So I used that melody and changed the lyrics and I had Dan play it on my dad's trumpet since he also plays trumpet. There's a lot of things you might not get on first listen or understand unless you read the track-by-track but that's one of the things that I'm really excited about.
You just shot a music video for "Swan Song." How was that?
: We shot it the last 2 days. It was pretty ridiculous shoot because we started from 9 PM and went to 9 AM and then went 6 PM to 3 AM. We stayed up all night right after doing the Chiodos dates.
: It was rough but it's definitely the best music video we've ever done. I think the guys captured exactly what we wanted. A lot of bands will know what I'm talking about, you go into a shoot with all of these ideas and you want to do them, but then the director gets overambitious and then you show up and realize you can't do everything and you feel underwhelmed. They did everything we wanted and we were so stoked on it. Even our record label owner's daughter is in it. She plays a critical part and she kills it. She's like Dakota Fanning at 12 years old.
: it was really cool just watching everything come to life. I felt like I was in a movie. They shot with a Sony Red Epic, which is the same camera they used for the new Spiderman and The Hobbit.
: Everything is there. The production value, the picture quality, it's our best video to date. Oh, and there's fire. I can't tell you much, but I will say that there is fire.
Can you give us any inside scoop on what the video is about?
All talking at once
: There's a story line, there are performance scenes, it's theatrical as hell, it fits the mood of the album.
: it's very much us. Imagine our live show tenfold, and you basically get that in a music video.
Before we talk about your fall and winter touring plans, I heard about an amazing prank you pulled on Divided By Friday. Explain.
All at once
: We found out that they were really into wrestling so we had this idea that when we first met them that we are going to convince them all that Zach was The Undertaker's nephew. The crazy thing about it is that he pretended like he didn't want to be part of it and he didn't want to talk about it at all. We did our homework and knew all of the questions that they were going to ask about him. They wanted to know even more. They kept asking all these questions that they thought Zach might be able to answer but he pretended like he didn't want to talk about it. Towards the end of tour, they're calling all of their friends and family saying who they are touring with and that it's so amazing and so on and so on. On Cinco de Mayo, we have these huge fake mustaches on and we get the sound and lighting guy to turn all the lights to blue and turn on his theme music during their set which is exactly what he would do if he was entering the ring on television. We also had the door guy put The Undertaker's real name on the guest list so the band thought that he might actually come. So while this is all happening they're all excited but then they see us come out onstage in our mustaches and get disappointed really fast. Maxx grabbed the mic and said "You fools!" We still love them to death, but they don't know they are currently in the middle of another prank. (
Interviewer's note: The prank is finished. They pretended to have Chris Jericho of the metal band Fozzy recording with Zack and Ken and convince Divided By Friday they just missed him in the studio.
Now let's talk about the tour plans for you guys that involve Sparks The Rescue and Handguns, and also the There For Tomorrow tour. What are your expectations and how do you plan on going about those tours?
: We have heard a lot of great things about both Sparks The Rescue and Handguns so we were really excited when the opportunity came up to be able to tour with both of those bands. We will definitely be catering our set to the audiences that we'll be playing. For example, on the Chiodos tour, there's a song that has a lot of screaming and a breakdown so we were going to throw that into our set to please the crowd but for the pop punk tour we're going to play a pop punk style set. For the There For Tomorrow tour, we are going to play a more rock-based set. It just depends on the audience and you have to cater to the audience in order to retain their attention. We pride ourselves on the fact that we can have the ability to tour with a lot of different bands yet still be Set It Off.
: That's the cool thing about the new record. There are songs on there that can go over well with a lot of different crowds.
: Off-topic really fast we do you want to talk about the fact that we are supporting a charity. We are trying to raise $5000 that will be matched by Equal Vision if it's raised. Basically from the preorders to the end of the first week of record sales, we will be donating one dollar to the VH1 Save The Music Foundation. If we hit the #1 spot on Billboard Heatseekers we will bump it up to $5000 which will be matched for a total of $10000.
: The program donates money to high school music programs to keep the arts alive. As I said previously in the interview that's how Dan and I met and the band wouldn't happen had we not been involved together in a lot of different ensembles and bands in high school. Maxx was involved with stuff in his high school. It made us who we are. Our character, our work ethic, our drive it made us who we are today and we are proud to support that organization. We didn't have a lot of friends in high school so we went to the band room and that was our safe haven. You watch the show Glee but that was really what we experienced. We were always being threatened that funding would be cut and our program would die. So this is our opportunity to give back and really help out what inspired us. A lot of what we learned then has helped us write the music that we do now and we certainly wouldn't be the musicians that we are without that program.
: We just want to help give back as much as we can. As we try become a bigger band we want to help shape and promote the things that helped us become who we are today. We don't want to forget our roots because they mean so much to us.
This is been a really fantastic the long interview so let's wrap this up. Anything left to say?
All talking at once
: Just thank you so much for the interview. Thank you so much for supporting our band throughout the years. You guys have no idea how much it means to have your backing. Check out our new album and come see us live and hang out with us. We want to meet all of you.
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Awesome new album, everyone should check it out!
Definitely looking forward to seeing them on tour with Sparks!
Good interview too Christian.
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Great interview, great album, great band! Everyone go buy Cinematics if you haven't yet!
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I really disagree with his position on co-writes. sure, that person 'knows what they're doing', but isn't it the artist who's supposed to know how to write a proper song? I mean almost every artist uses a producer anyways, going for a co-writer to me is the extra mile that says "I am not able to write this release by myself".
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What the fuck does that have to do with anything.
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Complicite and Setagaya Public Theatre: Shun-kin - West Coast Premiere
Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA presents Shun-kin -an intense sadomasochistic relationship between shamisen player Shun-kin and her devoted servant reveals the dark, erotic side of human nature. In Japanese with English Surtitles. Based on the writings of Jun'ichiro Tanizaki / Directed by Simon McBurney / Original Music by Honjo Hidetaro Cast: Kaho Aso, Songha Cho, Eri Fukatsu, Honjoh Hidetaro, Kentaro Mizuki, Yasuyo Mochizuki, Yoshi Oida, Keitoku Takata, Ryoko Tateishi, Junko Uchida
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December 07, 2006
Secure Sockets Layer
Today while doing my online banking, I saw the word "SSL" at the bottom of the page, and being a curious person that I am, I went online to search for it. So here is a little bit of what I have learnt about it.
SSL is Secure Sockets Layer, and it provides another layer of security to internet users as to help prevent other people from tampering or doing all those bad stuff. It basically needs 2 different accesses: the public key that everyone can see, and the private one that only you can provide.
These are the 3 basic phases:
- algorhithm support
- public key encryption
- symmetric cypher
The cool thing is, many sites are SSL, and you can know when it's "https:" instead of "http". I became so much more aware of the sites I enter after I learnt about it. Well, now you'd feel a little more at ease if you see that little "s" behind.
Posted by kalbindo at 03:42 PM | Comments (0)
December 06, 2006
Online Shopping
I was wondering how secure is online shopping, because it can get pretty addictive. I used to go to the store to buy clothes because that's the fun of it, to try them on and to make that decision right on the spot... Walking around department stores... But I started buying online items especially from Victoria's Secret, because they offer crazy sales when you buy them in a bulk.
But they get addictive not only because they offer those sales, but once you buy them, they will keep sending you offers and other sales that entice you to buying more products from them. I love VS flannel pajamas - they are really comfortable, and their online store people NEVER fail to email me stuff about offers related to them. And this caught my attention: why do they keep sending me emails, and how do they know?
Today we learnt about how companies have our information and our spending habits, and I got scared because they have much more information about me than I would like them to have. I don't care if they have my home address because I keep moving in and out of apartments anyway, but the fact that they have my spending habits and other detail information will drive me crazy.
But I think it's okay as long as they keep these information to themselves. If they ended up selling my information to other companies, that will be VERY bad. That's unforgivable. That's violating my privacy right as an individual customer.
But the again, even if they were to sell my information to other companies, how would I know, until I start receiving weird emails and such? There are many instances when customers don't know what's going on at the other side, and I think that companies easily can take advantage of this to make more money for themselves.
So how is it possible for me to stay safe, even though I'm legally protected by laws and such? I don't think there's any one straight-cut path, and I don't think it's sensible to not do online shopping anymore just because of this. I guess it all comes down to the company's integrity and my (or the customers') alertness towards this matter.
Posted by kalbindo at 12:21 PM | Comments (0)
December 03, 2006
Email Via Cellphone - Secure?
In Japan, for the older generation who are not familiar with computers, "emailing" pretty much means using the phone to message someone. You type in your message in your phone, and send it to another person's phone, or computer email. For example, if I have a cell phone, I will be able to send an email to your Umich webmail account. I don't know how that works, but it does, and I thought that it was pretty cool.
My friend who didn't have a phone will just use her computer to email her friend's phone before they were to meet up. It's definitely convenient. And I don't think there are extra charges for this function.
However, how safe is it to use an email account to send a message to a phone? After all, it's through internet connection and such. You know, when your friend was about to send you an email from her computer to your phone, if someone was actually hacking her computer, your phone information might be revealed. And these things are inevitable.
I'm not saying that it's dangerous to do that, but it's the "what if" that caught my attention. The hacker will be able to sell your information to sales marketer and other companies, and you might need to change your phone number in the end.
I don't know how much more secure the internet connection needs to be before you shouldn't use this function, and I think it's a problem in US because that function has just been introduced really recently, and who knows what might happen. It's new, and there's no complaints or bad things that happened yet, but I think those who are using this function should really be careful. After all, we're talking about internet security, who's constantly being abused everyday.
Posted by kalbindo at 01:14 AM | Comments (0)
November 22, 2006
Increasing Insecurity in Mac
While doing my weekly tagging, I came across a site that talked about how Mac, compared to Windows, has less virus and problems with security in general. But these things are going to change, and that hackers and those people who've got too much time in their hands will start attacking Mac.
This is a very disturbing thought. I have always found comfort and security in Mac, knowing that there are not many virus or bugs created for this system. I guess it's because of the rise of the number of people using Mac that makes the market for creating virus that's Mac-compatible very interesting and hot.
If Mac were to become very similar of that to Windows, with all those anti-spam and anti-virus updates that need to be done every year, it will suck. If that were to happen, I think I'd switch to Windows, because it is more compatible with many other softwares anyway. Updating Mac's system will be so much more costly than that of Windows, just because Windows has all the compatible system available in the market but not that of Mac. Also, Apple is always costly to maintain anyway. That means that Mac users will burn more holes in the pockets.
Also, the fact that Mac has done the whole Intel core-duo thing, which means that Mac users can use Windows as well in their MacBook, increase the potential risk in terms of internet security and virus protection.
This is very intimidating, may it be just a rumor or a thought.
Posted by kalbindo at 01:10 AM | Comments (0)
November 21, 2006
Norton Anti-Virus
Since I am a computer illiterate, my brother usually will update all these things for me, and I will just happily use my PC for the year (Windows only lasts a year with me, for some reason...) And ever since I got myself a PowerBook, I've never had to do all those things, until my brother graduated and he passed me his Dell PC. Then the problems arose.
After using my computer for 1 year, Norton told me to update my registration, since it's expired. It took me about 2 months before I got down to continue my subscription, because I doubted the use of it at all. After using the computer for a month, I almost killed my computer because it kept bugging me to continue my subscription. It was surprisingly irritating that it almost became a bug by itself.
Other than Norton (ironically), there were so many pop-ups in many sites that I visited that I have never encountered before - apparently Norton built a firewall of some sort that will block pop-ups. Also, it has built such a strong and secured firewall that I kept getting asked if I really wanted to read a file, or to download a file, in case there's bugs or hackers on the move.
I was amazed that the internet that we use are pretty messed up nowadays (forgive my ignorance, since I'm a Mac user and I'm computer illiterate); there are many pop-ups, irritating advertisements, automatically download-able files when you enter a site, etc. There is no way that you can call this secure. We have come to a point in time where a system, or a firewall, is necessary to protect our privacy.
I felt safe using my computer with Norton, but at the same time cynical. Did people invent these firewalls to overcome those problems, or did they invent these problems to invent the firewalls for us to purchase?
Posted by kalbindo at 11:14 PM | Comments (0)
November 17, 2006
I have started using online banking to free myself from all those paperwork and hassle. But my Safari wouldn't let me log onto the account, and I have always used my friend's Internet Explorer (I don't like the IE on Apple, but preferred the IE on Windows). I downloaded the latest version of FireFox because one of my roommates told me that it is possible to log in with FireFox.
I was glad that I downloaded FireFox - I think it is one of the better system; I like the tabs, I like the layout, I like how it helps you retain your username and password if you give the permission to.
But there's the problem - it helps you retain your username and password. I got used to clicking on "Yes" everytime it asks me whether I want my username and password saved. I do that out of convenience, and because I don't think the other passwords are that important - I'm pretty sure that my roommates know those passwords too, out of convenience to shop online, etc.
The first time I log into my bank account, it asked me whether I want to save my username and password, and I almost hit a Yes, but I caught myself on time, fortunately. I was shocked, because I thought that they would know to never ask when it's something important like that. I therefore chose "never save for this site", which I was glad that they have that option. But the fact that they couldn't make that connection between a bank account and any other stupid accounts just shocked me. That just proved to me how insecure the internet security is.
Perhaps it's the bank that lacks the security measures needed, and perhaps it's FireFox that lacks that recognition system. Nevertheless, I was brought to the reality of how internet works: no matter how secure you want it to be, there is just a limit to it. Our technology is not that advanced yet as to be able to replace humans' brain.
I guess this will be a warning to me, and to everyone else, to be really careful at all times, especially those little things that you do out of habit.
Posted by kalbindo at 03:28 PM | Comments (0)
November 07, 2006
Internet Security and I
Our lifestyle has slowly moved away from the traditional way to a very modern and fast-paced environment. I, for one, have done extensive online shopping, and even to the extent of paying my bills online. I also check my bank statements through the internet, and manage my various credit cards online. We have become so dependent on the internet, but with the convenience, comes along risk and danger. How safe is that, you might ask.
This is what I would normally do:
1. Only access bank accounts, or other bank/bills/credit card accounts with my main computer, or laptop at home.
2. Always be paranoid when I'm done and try logging in after I log out, to make sure I have properly logged out of the site.
3. When I'm shopping online, I make sure that they are big companies that people have heard of, hence reducing the risk of giving your credit card information away to random companies.
4. Update my Norton anti-virus AND firewall, and make sure that they block the pop-ups too. Try to get it as secure as possible, even if you're spending lots of money on them.
When it comes to password, you know what you should do - change them often. But how much longer can you keep track of all the different passwords? Use a program for password manager, I assure you, it's easy. But it always comes down to this: how safe is that?
As technology advances, there are more hackers and smart people out there who get around doing illegal things. People hack your internet connection, get access to your personal information - this is the price of being in a very computerized world and conforming to it. I'm sure many people have told you to be careful with your information when it comes to internet, because really, it all comes down to trust, and maybe luck.
Posted by kalbindo at 11:39 AM | Comments (0)
October 29, 2006
Search Tip
Many years ago, I started by using Yahoo.com to do research in the internet - all kinds of searching at all. It is easy, you just go to the website, and type in anything that you want to know in the space provided, and after a few seconds, whatever that you are trying to find will come out.
Now, the catch: re-read the last paragraph and you'd find the word "a few seconds".
That's one main reason why I am using Google right now, because it redirects you to many different links within a second. This is, of course, really depending on your computer and internet connection. But let's say everything else stay the same, Google still saves your time, by a few seconds, that is. I mean, it does get really irritating to be waiting for the result of your search, especially when you are in a hurry.
My current PowerBook also has this little bar at the right corner of my Safari, allowing you to type in whatever that you want to search in there without having to go to Google's website - how convenient! You can be reading something online, and opps, you find something that you don't understand, and hey, your search is just an "enter" away. I thought it was the best invention ever, when it comes to searching.
On the right corner of my Safari, there's also a drop down menu that shows your previous search, so therefore if you searched for something that you have never heard of, or even something that you don't know how to spell, you are sure to find records of it, and you never have to know how to spell it (this is really useful for weird medical, or technological terms).
Of course, there is the Advanced Search, where you can narrow down your search in many different ways. It can be found on the right side of the space if you were to go in to Google's website. And then there's the Preference option, where you can even choose which language you want your result to be in.
You can also type anything at all, and as many words as you want, and they will figure everything out for you, even if you have some spelling mistakes. Example: you heard a nice song but you haven't a clue as to what the title is? Catch some of the lyric and type them in, and in a second, you'd be directed to links as to where to get the lyric, the chords, etc.
Since the homepage of Google.com is solely for the purpose of searching, you don't have to try figure out where to type in your search, it's there right in front of you. This is different from other search engines, like Yahoo or MSN, where their homepage include everything else that they have, and you know, too many stimulation can confuse you at times.
The best about Google: you just have to say, "Google it!" and people know what you mean. You don't have to take the trouble to say, "Go and use the search engine!" because Google has successfully branded the whole idea.
Posted by kalbindo at 03:14 PM | Comments (0)
October 21, 2006
Apple and Motorola on Cell Phone
After hearing about this gossip for so long, I thought that I should put down some of my thoughts. For those who don't know what it is about, Apple is thinking of making a cell phone with Motorola.
Some of my concerns:
1. Touchpad like iPod, or buttons?
If it is a touchpad, it will be too much like Chocolate, unless they made sure that everything, including the number pads, are all touchpads. That will be cool, though pretty irritating at times when you need to use the phone while driving (I know you're not supposed to do that, but who doesn't?) because you can't feel the buttons. If it is buttons, then it will be too conventional - hey, after all we're talking about Apple, the logo that we relate to the word "innovation". Unless of course, they come up with something totally new that is not in the market yet.
2. Which provider?
Verizon? T-mobile? It will suck if they choose only one provider, because it will be limited to those people with those provider only. I wonder if they will sell the phone in the market without the provider just like that. Some people don't buy phones through the provider anyway, like me and my Chocolate.
3. International market?
Will it go international, or is it going to be available in the US? Apple is never big in Asian countries, and I, perhaps, am one of the few Indonesians currently using a Powerbook. It will be a pity if Apple's cell phone comes out after my graduation when I'm never going to be back here until a few years later, because I really do want to try that electronic device; hey, I'm a big Apple fan.
4. Built-in iTunes = iPod substitute?
So many phones have mp3 function in them, but if similar function is to be built into the new cell phone, will not it be like another iPod, and more useful actually. Will that be an iPod substitute, crashing the iPod market? Or perhaps they have already made some plans to ditch iPod and move onto cell phone that has more useful functions, like camera! Oh yes, camera - I wonder about the quality if they do have that function.
5. Will it "burn" like Macbook?
No pun intended. What I mean by burn is flopping down the drain. Sure, Macbook is cool, and I'm still dreaming of it even after I've heard about all the bad stories, like keyboards falling apart, and the heat burning your lap... Getting an Apple device fixed costs a lot of money, and if there is going to be a lot of problems with the cell phone, I'd think twice about making the purchase. If Apple can mess up a laptop, an industry that it's been competing in for many years, what about a cell phone market that it has never been in?
But I guess there's only so much that my anticipation can lead me to. Perhaps Apple will monopolize the cell phone market - who knows, they've got the cool image, the innovativity and creativity, and who doesn't know that they spend a great fortune of their profit on research and development? We'll wait and see. Well, at least I will.
Posted by kalbindo at 08:14 PM | Comments (0)
October 05, 2006
I've always wanted to get myself one of those black MacBook since it came out, just because it's cool and hey, it's Mac - it's THE technology for technology retards like me. The PowerBook G4 I have right now never bothered me with anti-virus updates, and they have automatic update installation system. That's great, it's hassle-free.
Then MacBook came along, with the whole Core Duo and Intel Chip (I have no idea what they are, but I do know that they use Windows) and that means that I will be able to play a lot of games with that (finally!), and sell the currect Dell PC I have that is used solely for the purpose of gaming. They also have the magnetic power outlet, something that's very innovative. I've always tripped myself because of those cords that are lying around in the house (very common, especially when we have 4 laptops plugged to the same outlet), and I certainly do not want my computer to come crashing on me when, and if, I accidentally were to trip on it.
Though I haven't figured out what are the differences between MacBook and MacBook Pro except that the MacBook Pro doesn't come in the 13-inch size, I really want to find someone who knows about this. Oh, don't forget the student discount that you get when you're buying it, and especially if you get it in the Union (do they sell it there?), get yourself the student bundle discount; it's worth it. I remembered getting my 12-inch PowerBook G4 with 3 in 1 HP laser printer and 20 gb iPOD for about $1600 or less (of course with all the rebates and such).
One concern about MacBook though, what if it starts getting messy and I start getting all the virus alert system, just like my Dell PC? I also have heard cases where the keys on the keyboard fall off (!!?!?!?!?) and being an Apple customer, you have to be ready to spend a lot on these kinds of problems. They want your money all the time, other than the fact that the services that they provide are not all that great, or so I've heard.
Check it out at APPLE STORE
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September 20, 2006
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Donald Lipski Catalogue
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Base de données de prix : Beaux-arts et Design
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Selected Articles
Zimmer, William. "Small Art,"
Soho Weekly News,
December 7, 1978. pp. 31-32.
Fox, Howard M. "The Thorny Issue of Temporary Art,"
Museum News,
July/August, 1979. pp. 42-50.
Perlberg, Deborah. "Donald Lipski,"
April, 1979. pp. 67-69.
Larson, Kay. "Spring Cleaning,"
New York Magazine,
March 30, 1980. p. 51.
Raynor, Vivien. "Two Exceptional Young Talents at the Neuberger,"
The New York Times,
November 2, 1980. p. WC20.
Blau, Eleanor. "Artistic Video,"
The New York Times,
August 10, 1981. p. C12.
Frank, Peter. "Donald Lipski: Passing Time,"
Art Express,
September/October, 1981. pp. 62-63.
Willson, Judith. "Outside Chances,"
The Village Voice,
July 8, 1981. p. 64.
Wooster, Anne Sargent. "Donald Lipski,"
Art in America,
October, 1981. pp. 146-147.
Princenthal, Nancy. "Donald Lipski,"
December, 1983. p. 161-162.
Raynor, Vivien. "
Lipski's Building Steam Opens Soho Gallery
The New York Times,
September 30, 1983.
Smith, Roberta. "Forays,"
The Village Voice,
October 25, 1983. p. 92.
Cohen, Ronald. "Donald Lipski,"
January, 1984. p. 77.
Daniels, Katie and Richard Jones, eds. "Poetry and the Visual Arts,"
Poetry East,
Spring/Summer, 1984. pp. 123-124, 168-169.
Drobojowska, Hunter. "Donald Lipski's Career in Sculpture Moves Full Steam Ahead,"
Los Angeles Herald Examiner,
April 6, 1984. p. 32.
Gablick, Suzi. "Art Alarms: Visions of the End,"
Art in America,
April, 1984. pp. 11-15.
van Proyen, Mark. "Objects Transformed into Signifiers,"
April 21, 1984. p. 4.
Wilson, William. "The Galleries,"
The Los Angeles Times,
April 6, 1984. part VI.
Brenson, Michael. "A Sculptural Revival Around Town,"
The New York Times,
November 1, 1985. pp. C1, C22.
Heartney, Eleanor. "Donald Lipski,"
November, 1985. pp. 145-147.
McEvilley, Thomas. "Donald Lipski,"
December, 1985. p. 66.
Schwabsky, Barry. "Donald Lipski,"
Arts Magazine,
November, 1985. p. 140.
Hapgood, Susan. "Donald Lipski,"
Flash Art,
December/January, 1985-1986. p. 46.
Artner, Alan G. "Donald Lipski,"
Chicago Tribune,
October 2, 1986. section 5, p. 9.
Brenson, Michael. "
Donald Lipski, Matt Mullican, Kiki Smith
The New York Times,
January 10, 1986. p. C22.
Gibson, Eric. "Two Sculptors,"
New Criterion,
January, 1986. pp. 57-60.
McGill, Douglas C. "Mining the Scrap Heap,"
The New York Times,
January 24, 1986. p. C24.
Plagens, Peter. "I Just Dropped In to See What My Conditions Was In,"
Artscribe International,
February/March, 1986. pp. 22-29.
Schwabsky, Barry. "Donald Lipski's Book of Knowledge,"
Artscribe International,
April/May, 1986. p. 51-53.
Brenson, Michael. "
Donald Lipski
The New York Times,
March 6, 1987. p. C83.
Harrison, Helen. "Found Object in the Whimsical Spirit of Duchamp,"
The New York Times,
April 5, 1987. p. C32.
Kangas, Matthew. "From Boeing Surplus to Rorschach Sculpture,"
The Seattle Weekly,
May 6, 1987. p. 55.
Loughery, John. "Contemporary Assemblage,"
Arts Magazine,
November, 1987. p. 106.
Russell, John. "Turning the Plain Into Fantasy,"
The New York Times,
March 15, 1987.
Smallwood, Lynn. "Expert on Inertness Juggles Junk,"
Seattle Post Intelligencer,
May 7, 1987. p. D13.
Sofer, Ken. "Donald Lipski,"
Summer, 1987. p. 211.
Atkins, Robert. "Civil (Dis)Service,"
The Village Voice,
October 18, 1988. p. 87.
Brenson, Michael. "
Coming to Grips with Contemporary Sculpture
The New York Times,
June 19, 1988. p. 33.
Kimmelman, Michael. "Donald Lipski,"
The New York Times,
February 12, 1988. p. C20.
Martin, Mary Abbe. "Walker's Sculpture Show Provocative, Grand in Scale,"
Star Tribune,
May 27, 1988. p. E2.
McCracken, David. "Two Sculptors Father Invention and Form,"
Chicago Tribune,
September 23, 1988. p. 62.
Osborn, Susan. "Donald Lipski,"
The New York Times,
February 12, 1988.
Rand, David. "Aesthetic Anarchy,"
June, 1988. p. 33.
Yood, James. "Donald Lipski,"
December, 1988. p. 128.
Gamarekian, Barbara. "
Angry Artists Cancel Shows at Corcoran
The New York Times,
August 31, 1989. p. C19.
Hixson, K. "Donald Lipski,"
Arts Magazine,
September, 1989. p. 106.
Koslew, Francine. "Donald Lipski, Danforth Museum of Art,"
November, 1989. p. 155.
Milton, John. "Aeropagitica,"
Art Issues,
November, 1989. p. 13-17.
Richard, Paul. "Artists Boycott Corcoran,"
The Washington Post,
August 30, 1989.
McGuigan, Cathleen, Andrew Nagorski and Maggie Malone. "Corcoran Showdown,"
October 9, 1989. p. 111.
Anderson, Michael. "Donald Lipski,"
Art Issues,
February, 1990.
Artner, Alan G. "Art Lovers Get Double Helping of Exposition,"
Chicago Tribune,
May 13, 1990. section 5, p. 5.
Browne, Malcolm W. "Engines, Factories and Art, or the Machine as Muse,"
The New York Times,
December 28, 1990. pp. C1, C28.
Chadwick, Susan. "Sculpture Creates Something Unusual with Artistic Waters,"
The Houston Post,
May 8, 1990. p. D2.
Cotter, Holland. "Donald Lipski,"
October, 1990. pp. 184-185.
Cullum, Jerry. "Sculpture Triumphs at Mannes Gallery,"
The Atlantic Journal and Constitution,
October 25, 1990. p. D6.
DeChillo, Suzanne. "Katonah Museum Opens Its New Building, to Match Its New Needs,"
The New York Times,
November 11, 1990.
DeLeon, Clark. "America: Back to the Future,"
The Philadelphia Inquirer,
December 9, 1990. p. B2.
Fox, Marilyn. "The Creative Act of Assembling,"
Reading Eagle Times,
March 18, 1990. section D.
"Goings on About Town,"
The New Yorker,
April 2, 1990. p. 19.
Gibson, Eric. "New Corcoran Show Not Museum Worthy,"
The Washington Times,
December 12, 1990.
Grantham, Kathy. "Katonah Museum's 'The Technological Muse',"
North County News,
vol. VI, no. 3, November 14-20, 1990.
Peskin, Roger M. "Donald Lipski, American Flag Ball No. 2,"
Philadelphia Gallery Guide,
1990. p. 4.
Johnson, Patricia. "Castoffs Become Fodder for the Artist,"
Houston Chronicle,
October 9, 1990.
Kasmin, Paul. "Donald Lipski,"
Summer, 1990. p. 164.
Kasmin, Paul. "Donald Lipski,"
October, 1990. p. 184.
Knight, Christopher. "Lipski's Poetry of Disorientation,"
Los AngelesTimes,
November 23, 1990. p. AF13.
Krill, Luke. "Lipski Opens at Gallery,"
The Albrightian
, Albright College, March 20, 1990. p. 1.
Levin, Kim. "Transparent Contradictions: New Glass in New York,"
Glass Magazine,
June, 1990. pp. 34-35.
McCoy, Mary. "'Transgressions': Going Beyond the Apparent,"
TheWashington Post
Arts Section, 1990.
Merkling, Frank. "Art and Technology: A Blend at the New Katonah Museum of Art,"
The New York Times,
November 17, 1990. vol. 5, no. 46.
Nesbit, Lois E. "Donald Lipski at Paul Kasmin, and Lennon/Weinberg,"
Summer, 1990. p. 164.
Orenstein, Alison. "He's Not Afraid to Wrap His Art in the Flag,"
The Philadelphia Inquirer,
section, November 11, 1990. p. 30H.
Rice, Robin. "Red, White and Blue Reconstructed,"
Philadelphia City Paper,
November 23-30, 1990. Art section (with interview).
Sorenson, Dina. "Donald Lipski,"
Arts Magazine,
1990. p. 81.
Sozanski, Edward. "Stars and Stripes and Artistic Freedom,"
The Philadelphia Enquire,
Sunday, November 18, 1990.
Zimmer, William. "A Show in Katonah Examines American Attitudes About Machines,"
The New York Times,
December 30, 1990. p. 14.
Thomas, Walter. "Star Spangled Sculpture,"
November, 1990. p. 22.
"The Hudson River Museum Hosts 'Donald Lipski: Poetic Sculpture',"
Yorktown Edition,
April 3, 1991.
Allen, Maury. "A Slice of Yonkers Life: Kid Stuff to Sculpture,"
Gannett Newspapers,
May 17, 1991.
Bard, Elm A. "'Very American' & 'Getting Married' at the Vered,"
Dan's Papers,
July 5, 1991. p. 41.
Braff, Phyllis. "Not Only Patriotic, but Timely as Well,"
The New York Times,
July 7, 1991. section 12, p. 13.
Cacioppo, Nancy. "From Waste to Art: Artists find the beauty in refuse at Center for the Arts exhibit,"
Rockland Journal News,
October 4, 1991. section C.
Calas, Terrington. "Lipski at Loyola,"
The New Orleans Art Review,
November/December, 1991. p. 20-21.
Chadwick, Susan. "Artists Leave Some Things to Chance,"
The Houston Post,
October 9, 1991.
Chadwick, Susan. "Descendants of Duchamp on Display at Menil,"
The Houston Post,
August 28, 1991. p. D1, D4.
F.C.S. "La politica del frio,"
El Pais,
February 23, 1991.
Findsen, Owen. "Bells Inspire this Sculptor to Sound Off,"
The Cincinnati Enquirer,
Sunday, November 10, 1991. p. K4.
Frank, Peter. "Art Pick of the Week,"
Art Express,
September/October, 1991. p. 62-63.
"Goings on About Town,"
The New Yorker,
May 6, 1991.
"People Are Talking About,"
June, 1991. p. 48.
"Arts Section,"
The New York Post,
March 27, 1991.
Gouveia, Georgette. "Viewing Lipski Art is 'Time' Well Spent,"
April 9, 1991. section C.
Hess, Elizabeth. "Upstairs, Downstairs, 1991 Whitney Biennial,"
The Village Voice,
April 30, 1991. pp. 93-94.
Johnson, Patricia. "A Wave to Red, White, and Blue,"
Houston Chronicle,
May 15, 1991. pp. A10, D10.
Karlins, N.F. "When Art Meets Nature,"
Chelsea Clinton News & The Westsider,
July 18-24, 1991.
Khewhok, Carol. "Donald Lipski: Poetic Sculpture,"
Calender News
, Honolulu Academy of Arts, March, 1991. p. 3.
Leigh, Christian. "The 1991 Whitney Biennial,"
Flash Art,
June, 1991. p. 161.
Lewenstein, Bruce V. "Energy in a Jar: The Search for Morals to the Cold Fusion Fiasco,"
The Sciences
, Published by the New York Academy of Sciences, July/August, 1991.
Litt, Steven. "Sculpture with Something to Say,"
The Plain Dealer,
July 6, 1991. p. F6, F10.
Littlefield, Kinney. "Donald Lipski,"
January 17, 1991. p. 16.
McCracken, David. "Urban Junk Takes on Cross-Cultural Flair,"
Chicago Tribune,
September 20, 1991. p. 62.
Muchnic, Suzanne. "The Norton Foundation Funds Adventurous Art,"
Los Angeles Times,
April 15, 1991. p. B8.
"Area Bells Ring Out to Salute CAC Show,"
The Cincinnati Post,
November 14, 1991. p. 5C.
Princenthal, Nancy. "Reweaving Old Glory,"
Art In America,
May, 1991. p. 137-141.
Raynor, Vivien. "
Juxtapositions Infused with Humor
The New York Times,
May 12, 1991. p. 22.
Ronck, Ronn. "Odds + Ends = Art,"
The Honolulu Advertiser,
March 13, 1991. p. B1.
Ronnenberg, Francis G. "Sculptors 'Play' with Sticks, Stones, Bits and Pieces at the Westchester Museum,"
Westchester Artsnews,
June, 1991. vol. 12, no. 4.
Rose, Joan. "Installation a Jungle of Sculptural Doodling,"
The Advertizer/Star Bulletin,
March 24, 1991.
Stein, Jerry. "The Bells,"
The Post,
November 18, 1991. p. B1-3.
Turnbull, Bill. "You Guys Push, I'll Direct,"
Daily News,
March 27, 1991.
Visco, Stacianne K. "Flag Ball #3 Rolls into Post,"
The Pioneer,
January 23, 1991. p. 19.
Zimmer, William. "Big Names in the Recycling Game Coax Poetry from Debris,"
The New York Times,
October 20, 1991.
Wheeler, Carol. "Very American: Donald Lipski's Flag Art,"
27 East,
July 4, 1991. p. 17.
Bacon, George. "Donald Lipski,"
The Art Newspaper,
March 16, 1992.
"ICI Newsletter,"
Independent Curators Incorporated,
vol. 7, no. 1, Spring/Summer, 1992.
Larson, Kay. "Small Wonders,"
New York Magazine,
March 30, 1992. p. 62.
Melrod, George. "Donald Lipski,"
Atelier Magazine,
October, 1992. p. 59-83, cover.
"Donald Lipski,"
The New Yorker,
March 30, 1992.
Padon, Thomas. "Donald Lispki,"
Sculpture Magazine,
July August, 1992. pp. 66-67.
Sherman, Mary. "Brandeis show probes "Breakdown","
The Boston Sunday Herald,
April 12, 1992.
Stapen, Nancy. "Bringing Nature Inside The Museum,"
The Boston Sunday Globe,
March 29, 1992.
"Wide Body's Dream Chair,"
The Southampton Press,
September 2, 1993.
Chadwick, Susan. "Texas found objects energize assemblage of artist's work,"
The Houston Post,
April 26, 1993. p. B2.
"Goings on About Town,"
The New Yorker,
June 15, 1993.
Frank, Peter. "Art Pick of the Week,"
L.A. Weekly,
October 10, 1993.
Hellman, Rick. "Lipski turns everyday objects into challenging artwork,"
The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle,
April 23, 1993. p. 30A.
Iverem, Esther. "Art Is Where You Find It,"
June 1, 1993.
Johnson, Patricia. "
Somber Beauty: Donald Lipski senses dark edge of Texas
Houston Chronicle,
April 27, 1993. pp. D1-2.
Mifflin, Margot. "What Do Artists Dream?,"
October, 1993. p. 144-149.
Porges, Maria. "Art of Glass: Looking through History,"
Sculpture Magazine,
January/February, 1993. p. 42-47.
Smedile, Vincent P. "Entertainment Best Bets,"
May 23, 1993.
Smith, Roberta. "'The Bells' 'Seven Rooms/Seven Shows',"
The New York Times,
January 4, 1993. p. C18.
Smith, Roberta. "Sculptures that express the unusual through the obvious,"
The New York Times,
July 9, 1993.
Thornson, Alice. "Allure of common objects fuels unique imagination,"
The Kansas City Star,
May 23, 1993. p. J4.
Zimmer, William. "Industrial Strength Sculpture with Economy Size Politics,"
The New York Times,
March 28, 1993.
Porges, Maria. "Donald Lipski: Capp Street Project,"
March, 1994. p. 92-93.
Brauer, David. "Where the Buoys Are,"
St. Louis, Missouri,
February 9-15, 1994.
Kowal, Jessica. "Veterans Say "Flag Ball" is a Desecration,"
December 19, 1995.
Peterson, Helen. "C.W. Post Flag Flap Flares Up,"
Daily News,
December 19, 1995.
Haller, Romy. "Flag-Ball Controversy Sinks to New Low,"
January 31, 1996. p. 3.
Hess, Elizabeth. "Capture the Flag,"
Village Voice,
February 20, 1996. p. 77.
Keiser, Ellen. "'Cauldron' Examines Complex Connections of Nature and Technology,"
The Southampton Press,
June, 1996.
Lipson, Karen. "Time for Tea with the First Lady,"
July 12, 1996.
Princenthal, Nancy. "Flag Sculpture Slashed,"
Art in America,
March, 1996. p. 27.
Sansegundo, Sheridan. "Lipski Lets Loose,"
June, 1996.
Solin, Allison Lee. "Art: Past and Future,"
The Independent,
February 20, 1997. p. 35.
Woodward, Josef. "Up the Coast: Ventura County,"
The Los Angeles Times,
April 10, 1997. p. 44.
Bradley, Jeff. "New Public Sculpture Attracts Attention,"
Denver Post,
October 2, 1998. p. 7B.
Cadman, Diane. "Few Signs of Equine Enmity,"
Denver and the West,
October 3, 1998.
Chandler, Mary Volez. "Horse Sculpture Comes to Library,"
Rocky Mountain News,
September 29, 1998. p. 28A.
Cotter, Holland. "Messages Woven, Sewn or Floating in the Air,"
The New York Times,
January 9, 1998.
Kotz, Mary Lynn. "At the White House: The First Lady's Sculpture Garden,"
July/August, 1998. pp. 22-29.
Marger, Mary Ann. "Not-so-sweet dreams,"
Sarasota Times,
Sansegundo, Sheridan. "Donald Lipski, Surprising Juxtapositions,"
The East Hampton Star,
August 20, 1998.
Zimmer, William. "Works that are made of textile,"
The New York Times,
January 18, 1998.
Thornson, Alice. "Here's an exhibition to savor,"
The Kansas City City Star,
December 12, 1998.
"Donald Lipski, Horsing Around,"
Where New York,
April, 1998.
Jacobson, Aileen. "ARTS 2K: Exploring the artistic aspects of millennial madness,"
November 9, 1999. pp. B3, B13.
"National News 'Kudos',"
vol. 99, no. 7, Summer, 2000. p. 70.
Devlin, Keith. "Snake Eyes in the Garden of Eden,"
The Sciences,
July/August, 2000. pp. 15-16.
Ebony, David. "Donald Lipski at Galerie Lelong,"
March 28, 2000.
Klein, Mason. "Donald Lipski,"
April, 2000. p. 142.
Landi, Ann. "Art Imitates Life Support,"
New Yorker,
2000. p. 31.
Princenthal, Nancy. "Flag Sculpture Slashed,"
Art in America,
2000. p. 27.
Schudel, Matt. "Fantastic Voyages,"
Sun Sentinel,
October 22, 2000. p. 3F.
"Donald Lipski: Sirshana,"
April, 2001. pp. 16-17.
Britt, Douglas. "
8 public art projects are set for completion in 2009
Houston Chronicle,
December 8, 2008.
Episcopal Diocese announces selection of artist for Pediment of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul
March 27, 2012.
Strauss, David Levi. "Donald Lipski's Combinatory Art,"
NY Arts Magazine,
February, n.y. p. 18.
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Math Destruction
At New York's Kennedy airport today an individual was arrested, later determined to be a public school teacher, trying to board a flight while in possession of a ruler, a protractor, a slide rule, and a calculator. The Home Land Security believes the man is a member of the notorious Al-gebra movement. The man was being charged with carrying weapons of math instruction. "Al-gebra is a very fearsome movement, indeed", the Home Land Security reported. "They desire average solutions by means and extremes, and sometimes go off on a tangents in a search of absolute value. They consist of shadowy figures, with names like "x" and "y", and, although they are frequently referred to as "unknowns", we know they really belong to a common denominator and are part of the axis of medieval with coordinates in every country. "As the great Greek philanderer Isosceles used to say, there are three sides to every triangle." When the President was asked to comment on the arrest, he said, "If God had wanted us to have better weapons of math instruction, he would have given us more fingers and toes."
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Hi mimoano;
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
I have the result, but I do not yet know how to get it.
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Former Good Counsel two-way standout Jelani Jenkins has opted to forego his final year of eligibility at the University of Florida to pursue a career in the National Football League.
The Florida junior linebacker announced on Monday that he would be leaving Gainesville to enter the 2013 NFL Draft.
"Jelani informed me that he wishes to pursue his dream of playing in the NFL," Florida head coach Will Muschamp said in a statement. "We wish him the best of luck and encourage him to return to Florida and complete his degree."
Jenkins appeared in 36 games during his college career and made 31 starts. He amassed 182 tackles including 109 unassisted. He also registered 16.5 tackles for a loss, six sacks and three interceptions.
He played in nine games during an injury-plagued senior campaign but still managed to finish ninth on the team in tackles with 29 including 19 solo stops. Jenkins also registered two sacks, two quarterback hurries and recorded an interception in the second quarter of a victory against Florida State. Jenkins, a three-year starter, also returned a blocked punt 36 yards for a touchdown to beat Louisiana-Lafayette.
Jenkins had surgery to repair a broken bone in his right foot and was sidelined for the Sugar Bowl loss to Louisville.
During his tenure at Good Counsel, Jenkins was a three-year starter who was named All-Sentinel Defensive Player of the Year during his senior campaign at the Olney private school. Jenkins led Good Counsel to an unbeaten regular season in 2008 while playing fullback and linebacker. He rushed for over 600 yards and scored 22 touchdowns and registered 101 tackles.


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